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Main changes:
Added the Golden Elm, the first new tree to be added since maybe Forestry 1.7? This has been a fun little experiment for me and will help pave the way for more trees to be added in future (mainly because now I know what files have to be added to accomplish it.)
The Golden Elm is accurate in terms of its species information as far as this website is concerned. Might not be the best source of information but it's good enough for me.
The Hill Cherry was corrected to be part of the Rosales order and Prunus genus, which also makes it related to the elm, somewhat. Initially this was also done as the Hill Cherry was to be used to breed it, but that has since been changed to the Cherry Blossom instead.
Other changes:
All arboriculture.registerSpecies() calls were updated to use TextColor instead of Color, to fix a depreciation warning.
Also added a method to generate an ellipsoid/spheroid of blocks in the FeatureHelper class. Maybe not the cleanest method but it gets the job done and doesn't seem to be adverse for performance in terms of how it's implemented.